Acambaro Mexican Restaurant Fayetteville — Restaurant in Fayetteville

First time here, and we couldn't be more pleased. Cozy little Mexican cafe with a bar. If you're looking for good Mexican food, in large portions at reasonable prices, this is the place!

My husband and I ordered chicken fajitas for two. We each received a small single side plate of guacamole, sour cream, shredded lettuce, pico de gallo, rice, and refried beans. But the platter of sizzling chicken fajita meat, grilled onions, and green bell peppers was huge and delicious! Served with a generous supply of tortillas (choice of flour or corn).

Between the tasty complimentary chips and salsa, and the delicious chicken fajitas, we ate until we were full. We took home enough leftover fajita meat for another meal. Yum! Looking forward to leftovers at home.

Service was fast and friendly.

If you're looking for an intimate dining experience, this isn't the place. Think small diner setting: wide open space with basic diner tables packed in.

If you're looking for great food at reasonable prices, and do not want to pay for ambience, this...

We ate here foe thw first time tonight, our waitress was Alicia, she was super sweet! We homeschool and my son is learning Spanish, she was very patient with him and helped him practice. I had oral surgery this past Friday and this was my first real dinner since then, the talapi with the tomato sauce was AMAZING!!!!!!! It came with rice , alvacodo, tomato, shredded lettuce. The portions are good sized. The only thing id change is leaving the onions out of thw tomato sauce that was on the fish other that on a scale of 1-10 i give it a 20! It was pretty quiet when we were there which is awesome as my son is Autistic and is easily overly stimulated, the music was soft and low as was the lighting it was very relaxing. I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed our visit. We will deffinately be back as soon as finances allow. We are a family of three plan on spending abt 65.00 plus tip ( DON'T FORGET TO TIP YOUR WAITRESSES ). But, i promise it is...

Trying to give them a chance since many recent troubles, I stopped in on my way home to give this once highly regarded restaurant a try. I don't take any pleasure in reporting that this is no longer a restaurant. It is a cafe at best and that is absoutely at the bottom. Menu is from the good days, however - no beer is served even though the signs and menu remain. Kiddie cartoons for the grandchildren play for patrons and the whole attitude is, so what do you want? I barely choked down some Chicken flautas with water before quickly leaving the depressing scene.

Thankfully, I never have to go back again as there are so many other fine Mexican restaurants in the area. I am sad when any business fails, but this one has more than asked for it through it's bland and...